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qEEG Brain Mapping
Introducing qEEG: The Brain’s Electrical Blueprint
What is qEEG?
Why it Matters?
- Concussions and head trauma
- ADHD, anxiety, depression
- Memory loss and brain fog
- PTSD and cognitive decline
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The Science Behind qEEG Brain Mapping
How qEEG Works
qEEG, or Quantitative Electroencephalography, is a safe, painless, and highly advanced method for evaluating brain function. It works by detecting and analyzing the electrical patterns — known as brainwaves — that your brain naturally produces.
How It Works:
- You simply relax while a cap with sensors gathers brainwave data.
- No responses or effort required — just sit back.
- The qEEG reads your brain’s “energy signature” to detect issues often missed in traditional imaging.
Sensor Cap Placement:
A trained technician will place a soft cap fitted with multiple small sensors on your head. These sensors are completely non-invasive.
20 Minutes of Stillness:
You’ll be asked to sit comfortably and relax. You don’t have to speak, move, or solve any tasks.
Real-Time Brain Activity Recording:
These sensors detect minute fluctuations in voltage produced by the brain, capturing a snapshot of how different brain regions are functioning and communicating.
Data Analysis with Normative Comparison:
Your brainwave data is then processed through advanced software and compared to a normative database.
RightEye
Introducing RightEye: Vision-Based Neurological Screening
What is RightEye?
How it Works?
- You follow prompts on a screen as RightEye captures and analyzes eye movement.
- It detects subtle impairments in visual tracking, reaction time, and coordination.
What It Helps Identify:
- Concussions and traumatic brain injuries
- Visual processing disorders
- Dizziness, balance, and performance issues
- Reading challenges
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Benefits of Our Brain Injury Evaluation Services
Objective, Data-Driven Insights
Fast, Painless, Non-invasive
Reveal What Traditional Tests Can’t
Insurance-Covered Services
Track Progress & Validate Treatment
Supports a Wide Range of Conditions
Ready to Take the Next Step in Brain Injury Recovery?
Conditions & Challenges These Services Can Help With:
- Brain Injuries & Concussions
- Detection of post-concussion syndrome even when traditional scans appear normal
- Measurement of lingering cognitive effects from traumatic brain injuries (TBI)
- Identification of disrupted brainwave patterns and visual tracking impairments
- Evaluation of balance, coordination, and eye-brain connection after injury
- Cognitive & Mental Health Symptoms
- Brain fog, memory lapses, and slowed thinking
- Chronic headaches or migraines with neurological causes
- Mood disorders including anxiety, depression, and irritability
- Attention deficits (ADHD), impulsivity, and learning struggles
- Sleep disturbances linked to brain function imbalances
- Performance & Vision-Based Issues
- Difficulty reading, comprehension problems, and tracking text
- Dizziness, vertigo, and coordination issues
- Reaction time delays or reduced visual focus
- Eye strain, fatigue, or motion sensitivity (common post-concussion)
- Functional Neurological Disorders
- Functional Neurological Disorders
- PTSD or trauma-related neurological dysfunction
- Stroke recovery and neuroplasticity monitoring
- Sensory processing challenges in children and adults
- Early detection of cognitive decline or neurodegeneration
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Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between qEEG and RightEye?
RightEye is a 12-minute, interactive assessment that evaluates how your eyes track and react to visual stimuli — revealing important clues about brain function.
qEEG is a 20-minute, non-invasive scan that offers an in-depth look at your brain’s activity in real time.